English Ivy might look beautiful, but it’s invasive, choking out other plants and damaging walls and trees.
While it’s commonly used for hedges, Privet spreads aggressively, making it hard to control in your yard.
This vibrant shrub is banned in some areas due to its invasive nature, taking over native plant habitats.
Known for its ornamental appeal, Japanese Barberry harbors ticks and invades natural forests.
This shrub can outcompete native plants, consume water resources, and is difficult to eradicate.
Though it offers a charming look, this shrub quickly spreads, forming dense thickets and overtaking yards.
Often mistaken for a small tree, it releases chemicals into the soil, preventing other plants from thriving.
Despite its fragrant flowers, Autumn Olive is highly invasive, spreading seeds far and wide.
This fast-growing shrub invades forests and gardens, making it a problem for maintaining biodiversity.
Beautiful yet destructive, this shrub takes over wetlands and disrupts water ecosystems.